Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-11-11
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%. w. NIoorehead was in town
Wednesday.
Mr.. Heart of Waterbury was in
town Sunday.
--Wanted-A few bushels Of corn or
oats on subscription.
"A new double harness for sale. In
iuire of r. W. Probett. tt
-Talmage's sermon Defence Of
Young Men," is excellent.
j. o. Shryock and wife called at
the HERALD Office Tuesday.
Good second hand wagon for sale
cheap by r. w. Probert.
c. w. Mcdonald made trip to
Sioux Falls the first of the wsek.
MIR. Bremner has moved into the
upper rooms of Stephens building.
l. o. 4. T. lodge Initiated four new
members last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Alberts; sister-in-law Of S. IL.
Alberts left for Illinois Wednesday.
"A "Crazy Tea" will be given by the
Pioneer Union next Friday evening
Mrs. Blowers is still quite sick.
Her sister Mrs. Armstrong is with her.
j. A. Swan of Gordon made a pleas
ant call at the Herald Office Monday.
Lots of our old subscribers are
baying up and still there's more should
follow.
The Dakota Farmer one year and
HERALD from now until Jan. 1859 for
only $1.75.
Every good thing in its season is
aished up at Tarb1e's hotel. Try a
meal there.
The boarders at the Woodburn
House were treated to fresh oysters
last Sunday.
Mr.: Thomas, one of our most ener-
getic farmers is quite sick, but is, we
hope, out Of danger.
DR., and Mrs. Matthias went to
Mitchell. yesterday. They expect to
return this evening
Our public school is prospecting
finely. The little ones doing nicely I'M
der Miss Stanley's care.
Absolutely pure baking powder and
qavoring extracts, in bulk at DR.. Ma
thias' drug store. 224tf
Ed. Campbell has bought about 40
head of cattle, making nearly 100 that
he is fattening. for shipment,
Mrs. Spears and children did not
leave Woonsocl1et on, their eastward
route until Thursday Of last week.
The HERALD Office is prepared to
DO all kinds OF job work, note heads,
letter heads, statements, sale bills, etc.
10000 Box Elder and Ash trees, to
pe disposed of at a bargain within the
next few days.
Hal. Grenell ag't.
We are selling wood pumps at cost,
also coal heaters and cook stoves at
bottom prices.
tt Morse & LaPoint.
Remember the "Krazy Tea; in the
stephens building, enc week from to.
hight. Admission ten cents. Every
body come. $50.
Rev. Al. B. Smart has very gener-
ously donated the use of. his extensive
library to the students of the new col
lege this winter.
%. W.Morehead has purchased OF
n. w. Probertr thorough bred Jersey
bull calf sired by Prairie King No.
27858, dam Lucy S572.
Mrs. VIM. Taylor was in town this
week attending to business preparatory
TO starting to Dubuq ue where she will
spend the winter with her, sister.
Wanted;-1,ooo bushels ct good corn
at the 2arkhurst rancho one mile from
The Springs for which will be paid the
highest market price.-Ed. $. Campbell
manager. 2aeW4
-The'neW college building is rapid
ly nearing completion and will soon be
ready for occupancy. Rooms are being
Fitted up for'students, and everything
promises a,successful school.
For SALE AND TnGDE;- Good COWS,
'yearlings, two and THEE year old heif-
'ers, for good two, thrs5 and four year
old steers at the Parkhurst ranche.-E.
5. Campbellmanager." 2394w
Attorney Gunderson returned from
Woonsocket, where he had been attend
ing court and found business enough
awaiting him to keep two men busy for
a month. We suggest that he chculd
advertise for clerk. $500 \! =
J Augustine LaPoint has in7enteiia
prairie fire extinguisher, and has been
burning fire guards around the town,
NAeep.rc the fire under control very ca
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